Examples of using Devoid in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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How can one man be so devoid of humanity that he… so devoid of humanity that he can bring so many children into this world?
Internal safeguards devoid of independent oversight had been demonstrably ineffective against unlawful or arbitrary surveillance methods.
Such a point of view is erroneous and devoid of an understanding of the history that gave rise to the Millennium Development Goals.
my signature mocking tone, and was utterly devoid of emoticons.
Decriminalisation will result in reducing domestic violence to a social problem devoid of punitive force;
He was devoid of empathy, had a complete lack of fear, of the sense of right and wrong.
Most of these foods are ultraprocessed, ready to eat but energy-dense and containing empty calories devoid of nutritional value.
Even if the victims were devoid of any semblance of moral rectitude, the law is the law.
He was no more the lonely, solitary, devoid of feelings and desires, but he acquired a new personality.
Fuel production method is characterized by a two-stage production of hydrocarbon fuel and clean devoid of cyclic compounds of bilateral ties,
Muslims take this statement literally, and as the Gospel is devoid of any indication of a prophecy concerning Muhammad or any statement that Christ spoke of him, they say the Injil is corrupted.
For that reason, we pointed out then that the report was too descriptive, excessively lengthy and totally devoid of those elements that would have enabled Members that do not have the privilege of belonging to the Security Council to evaluate its work.
Michael Dukakis- devoid.
Insipid, devoid of character.
Intelligence devoid of feelings.
Practically devoid of nerve endings.
An atmosphere devoid of oxygen.
Devoid of life.".
The filling is devoid of zest.
The theory is not devoid of meaning.